New French Extremity is a film movement that emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, characterized by its graphic depictions of violence, sexuality, and the human body. It often explores themes of identity, trauma, and societal breakdown, pushing the boundaries of conventional storytelling. Notable films in this genre include Irreversible, Martyrs, and Inside. Directors such as Gaspar Noé, Pascal Laugier, and Alexandre Aja are key figures in this movement, known for their provocative and visceral style. New French Extremity challenges viewers with its raw and unflinching approach, often eliciting strong emotional reactions and discussions about morality and the human condition.